Contemporaneity in Embodied Data Practices

Exploring the intersection of quantifiable and experiential knowledge, this book examines the relationship between human practices and the natural world through artistic field studies. It draws parallels between pranayama practitioners and migratory birds within data-rich environments, highlighting the entanglement of various temporalities. Authors Cornelia Sollfrank and Felix Stalder delve into biological, historical, and technological rhythms, revealing unique forms of agency in contemporary practices. The work is a collaboration with Aarhus University's Centre for Research in Artistic Practice.